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No actually it’s a powder you mix into the food. I went ahead and ordered it, as the metronidazole does not seem to be working. Sposed to firm up stool & relieve bloating. This plus probiotics am hoping will give Zorro a reprieve from pudding poo.Is it edable clay? Not exactly sure if its actualy clay or just called that but actual clay can be pretty nasty stuff if you eat it i mean sure kids eat play doh but clay could clump up. I really dont know honestly.
Do you know if it has any type of taste to it? I saw this about a week ago looking up things for stomach problems.. I have been looking into getting this and am going to talk to my vet tomorrow. But I also know my girl will not touch anything if it has a strong taste to it.Oh, yes....I have the exact same jar in my kitchen "cat" cabinet. It was recommended/prescribed by my cat vet, but I found that it was completely unappealing to the cat in question. Depending on your cat's willingness to eat food with additives and your own skill in disguising this, it could work. I don't want to discourage you.
It is an extremely finely ground up clay which looks like the cosmetic clay that you mix with water and put on your face to shrink pores. As I recall, it was pretty easily mixed and dissolved but you may have to start out with a very small amount.
Ok thank you. Yea I have been looking up different products and this is one that is on my list.There is no taste or smell to it. There is a graininess to the texture though, almost like fine sand when it is in the mouth.
Runny poop. Praise be, since I demanded we stop the metronidazole, we’ve had a break, but I’ll let you know how the clay goes. I got to thinking, well, it makes sense, when you consider ferals and big cats like lions. They must eat a LOT of dirt that gets on their prey, and I’d bet some of that is actually good for you. There are some cases of humans eating clay, in an effort to get nutrients. And many animals seek salt licks, from butterflies to deer. I’d be willing to bet in a decade from now, there’ll be a lot more focus on gut health rather than steroids.Ok thank you. Yea I have been looking up different products and this is one that is on my list.
Margot Lane I did see that is has descent results. Hopefully it works for your kitty. What was the reason your vet recommended it? Diarrhea or other tummy issues? Either way I hope your kitty can find some relief with this.
Honestly we are too far behind in gut health than we should be.. that's my personal opinion of course..Runny poop. Praise be, since I demanded we stop the metronidazole, we’ve had a break, but I’ll let you know how the clay goes. I got to thinking, well, it makes sense, when you consider ferals and big cats like lions. They must eat a LOT of dirt that gets on their prey, and I’d bet some of that is actually good for you. There are some cases of humans eating clay, in an effort to get nutrients. And many animals seek salt licks, from butterflies to deer. I’d be willing to bet in a decade from now, there’ll be a lot more focus on gut health rather than steroids.